The cutest store ever with the nicest woman ever! She was such a good conversationalist and so…read moreunbelievably nice to us! If you go to the pine lodge steak house to eat, you can show your receipt at this store for a 10% discount on your purchase! She has the cutest souvenirs and they were not overpriced! Also a lot of handmade things and jewelry in there as well! The woman was even so sweet to give us a free gift at the end! 10000% recommend this amazing little shop!

Cute little shop with nice jewelry,crafts, and local products. I purchased peanut butter fudge and…read morea hand brewed bomb pop lemonade. The bomb pop lemonade was very refreshing and hit the spot during the summer heat. One of the Owners Roland Weeks was so polite and kind. Definitely a people person. Highly recommend this cute shop for anyone in need of an adorable gift.

Neat place to stop if you're in the area and looking for something to do…read more You can go into the back, through a door in the storefront, and walk up onto some scaffolding overlooking where the glassware is being made (from 10-2, I think). Watching them was neat, but a little disappointing. Most of them just picked up some glass, heated it, placed it in mold, then maybe fiddled with it by hand for another minute or two, and it was done. I guess I was expecting more artistry. And then to walk back into the store and see those same pieces that they made in 5 minutes selling for $85-$250! Wow. I would have loved to have bought a souvenir or gift for a friend, but apparently I'm not their target demographic. LOL

Experience glassblowing from 10-2 everyday, what an interesting thing to watch. We were greeted…read moreimmediately by friendly staff and took our time looking at all the beautiful pieces of glass for sale. This weekend they were having a seconds sale so 25% off and I could finally nab one of the glass evergreens I've wanted for so long.

Honestly, these people are some of the nicest people ever! Schoolhouse Earth is 3 different…read morebuildings with so many unique items and gifts. Many different one of a kind knock knacks but also some pretty cool house items and dip/soup mixes as well as spices. Around the one building there are goats that you can feed! I'm glad we got to stop here and take some time to look around. If you are in the area you should definitely stop and shop.

Super cute place to stop with the kids. They had farm animals outside the gift shop. Not much to…read moreoffer from local artisans. Might be nice to see some local art sold there. A coffee/shop trailer or little hut would be a fun touch. Hint, hint!

Bear Creek Traders is a must stop each year we visit Deep Creek. I don't always buy something, but…read moreI just love to look around. It's a large store full of clothing (higher end & DCL logo merch), jewelry, household goods, kids/baby stuff & toys, candles, soaps, lotions, bbq supplies, flags, seasonal goods & signs. LOTS of stuff & many aisles to browse. It's located in the plaza with the grocery store so I sometimes even browse twice when I'm in town. Big parking lot for the plaza.

Bear Creek Traders is a very large souvenir shop. They have many Deep Creek specific items as well…read moreas many other non-location-specific items. There is a pretty large clothing section. We found some interesting souvenirs here. They also had pool noodles outside the store and other swim related items if you forgot something in your packing.

One thing I've learned so far visiting West Virginia: This part of Appalachia is obsessed with…read morecryptids. Mothman, Bigfoot, Sheepsquatch ... the gang's all here in West VA. The community really leans into myths and spooky legends, and you'll find restaurants, shops, food and drinks named after these cultural conspiracy theory characters all over the place. The Thrifty Mountaineer is the place to visit in Morgantown if you're into cryptids, because there are so many cryptid items for sale! Plushies, t-shirts, books, keychains, patches and so much more available. Mothman is THE cryptid of the state, and there are lots of Mothman things here. We picked up some Mothman potato chips, because we were curious what Mothman chips would taste like. (Turns out, Mothman tastes a lot like barbecue Lay's.) The store is also an overstock and liquidation store, a notary public and a place to get financial coaching. I can't even make this up. This store is so cool and random, and there are surprises around every corner. The people who work here are hella chill. But you'd have to be if you own and operate a friggin' store dedicated to cryptids, right? If you sell soap that smells like the Flatwoods Monster, you can't take yourself too seriously. These guys like to have fun.

Such a fun place to stop while in the Morgantown area! They have a decent sized parking lot and…read moresome fun signage outside. The inside consists of two rooms full of cryptid merchandise, general thrifty items, clothing, and your typical touristy gifts. They have a thrift "bin" which is essentially a table full of random stuff for $2. We found an unopened 6-pack of Hanes boxers and some replacement inner tubes that would fit a dirt bike. They have very fairly priced shirts for men, women, and children. I left with a $3 Bacardi tshirt and a $.50 corkscrew in a velvet drawstring bag. The staff couldn't be more friendly or helpful. They were so pleasant. There are two comfy chairs in the middle of the main room where you can relax while the rest of your party shops around. I'll definitely be back to share this experience with others.

Really neat shop, full of Native American inspired clothing, jewelry, home decor and souvenirs, as…read morewell as handmade Native pottery for sale year-round. During the summer, they advertise outdoor 'mining' for the kids - they feature a huge sluice and various sized bags for sale for panning! I have not personally experienced this because they close during Labor Day and I always go the weekend after. The store, located on the second floor the building which also houses Deep Creek Donuts & FunTime Watersports, is a relatively small shop. I am not sure if they are handicap accessible but I do not believe they are. It is also very quiet inside which was a little awkward shopping with a companion and trying to have light conversation while shopping; they might benefit from playing some soft music to make it more inviting. The handmade pottery is beautiful and priced very reasonable - there are small certified cards inside that tell you when/where/who made your art- a very nice touch. They also have a nice selection of geodes, agates, healing stones, and other decorative stones which are very trendy right now. Their clothing selection features mostly T-shirts and similar garments screen-printed with Native-inspired images. They also have jewelry cases along the wall that extend 2 complete walls of the shop; complete with lots of silver and beaded items that are just beautiful. This is a really cool shop loaded with neat goodies, and it's unlike any shop I've ever seen as it focuses on Native offerings which are beautiful and well-made. I have purchased several real geode/stone magnets, large geode bookends, pottery, and some home decor items- I always find something to take home with me! I highly recommend visiting on your next vacation to Deep Creek!

Always has the cutest stuff!! The owner is so darn sweet as well! Has some Halloween stuff in the…read moreback as well & usually some other miscellaneous items

Great little shop! Definitely hippie and they have fun random gifts like clothing, soaps and…read morelotions, some local honey, bags, jewelry, sunglasses, glass bottles, and children's toys. I picked up some super soft pajama pants, honey sticks, and small bird toys. They could definitely up their customer service game but really liked the variety of items in the shop.

This is a little gift shop/boutique in Davis, WV. The owner makes natural bath and body products -…read moreI'm a fan of the lavender balm. There's also a pretty nice selection of cute hippie-ish jewelry too. There's also some items that seem a little counter to the eco/environmentally-friendly theme that the store seems to be cultivating. For example some mass produced wallet-type items and fast fashion gloves. They're cute, but felt a little out of place with the natural body products, pot paraphernalia, and bulk spices/herbs. Overall, we like this shop and almost always pop in when we're in the Davis/Thomas/Oakland area for outdoor sports.

Amy was my florist for my wedding. We spoke many times prior to my wedding about my wants and needs…read morefor the flowers. She was very easy to work with and really worked hard to make my vision come true. She has a beautiful shop in Friendsville with lots of gifts and you're able to look through the rentals she offers for her clients. She works very hard to stay within your budget. When mine went over budget she worked with me to get it closer to what I had initially worked out with her and was very honest when it was going to be more expensive. I did not know exactly what my bouquets would look like for my wedding. We had discussed color, floral likes and dislikes and general shape-- but she had design creative liberty. And WOW. Just stunning! She has an eye for beautiful design. One of the things I was most sad about at the end of my wedding was that my flowers would never be as beautiful as they were on the day of my wedding. If you are getting married or have an event do not hesitate to call Amy! She is really amazing!

Choosing a florist for our wedding was one of the hardest decisions for me and my now husband…read more First of all, as we all know, flowers are beautiful and smell great, and then they die ... So, with that being said, I am not a huge flower person and do not truly understand them either. It took me some time to grasp the concept of paying REAL money for flowers that were going to be there for the day and then would be gone the next. After looking and looking, considering DIY-ing flower décor, thinking about fake flowers, and forgetting about the flowers altogether (thanks to Pinterest), I finally decided to reach out to Farmhouse Fete. I got a response from Danielle and she immediately wanted to set up a call to figure out what we were thinking about and any possible information we could give so that her and her team could accurately put together some sort of proposal for us. Well, needless to say, Danielle spent so much time on the phone with me, getting to know me, my style, what I wanted for the wedding, my dress, the vision that we had, and truly understanding everything she could. She even understood that our budget was not very much to work with and she did not turn me away, she took all the information I was giving her in and collaborated with me on Pinterest, looking at different options and asking what I liked. She offered alternatives that would be more cost friend for our budget, but still had the same concept as what I was looking for. That experience alone made me appreciate flowers even more. I was thinking after the conversation with her that the proposal would be WAY more than we could ever afford and boy was I wrong! We got the proposal and we were blown away. Great pricing and it was ALL that we wanted and needed. Danielle's patience, determination, and friendliness was unmatched and absolutely impeccable from start to finish! The best money that we have ever spent on flowers, hands down!